Free form concept tests corporate management in 1968
AP analysis notes the free form concept, focusing on opportunity over industry, as a bold management shift. It highlights Litton Industries and Textron as leading examples, with growth via acquisitions and a stockowners focus, signaling a move from proprietary to professional management amid market diversification.
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John Cunniff
New York
Free Farm
A. Steel
Litton Industries
Textron
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Fingernail Biters and Office Wit in 1968
HAL BOYLE humor column riffs on everyday quirks from nail biters to office rituals. It riffs on January 1968 lists, clueless managers, vanity, and the clash of innocence with sophistication, pairing quick jabs about manners, memory, and work life with light social satire.
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Hal Boyle
New York
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